Introduction The concept of a “pyramid of power” in Iranian families is a fundamental element that shapes both cultural expectations and legal interpretations in matters related to California family law disputes. This hierarchical structure is deeply rooted in both traditional values and legal principles, influencing everything from decision-making auth...
Bill Eddy
Most experienced family lawyers know that personality disorders have become a significant...
Mark Sullivan
Introduction – An Office Visit “I need some help – I’m lost in the woods,” exclaimed Sam...
Deborah H. Wald
On June 26, 2013, the United States Supreme Court issued its historic rulings in the compa...
Lulu L. Wong
When I look back on time served on the ACFLS board, Many years from now, I won’t remember...
Dawn Gray, CFLS
McClintock v. West (2013) 219 Cal.App.4th 540, 162 Cal.Rptr.3d 61. Holding: The trial co...
Stephen H. Kennedy
A Short History – Reform: Organizational changes were made to the State of California’s C...
Debra Frank
I’m very excited to serve as Editor of the ACFLS Family Law Specialist for the 2014 term....
Hon. Thad A. Blizzard
Having completed a year as a family court judge, with no prior family law experience, I ta...
M. Sue Talia
Most family lawyers have done some limited scope representation, and we know that when it...
Mark E. Sullivan
When you’re doing a military divorce case and it comes time to deal with the military reti...
This article focuses on the income approach to determining the marital standard of living...
This year we all have experienced significant challenges and changes in our lives due to t...
Define Reality, Provide Hope The original quote is attributed to Napoleon Bonaparte: “Th...
[The first part of this article dealt with the basics of Guard and Reserve military servic...
Doveryai, no proveryai: “Trust, but verify.” Ronald Reagan famously repeated this Russian...